Collusion among oligopolistic firms
A) is common in world markets, but does not happen in the United States.
B) becomes more difficult if there are fewer firms in the group.
C) becomes easier during a recession, when sales are falling.
D) becomes more difficult if the firms all have different cost and demand curves.
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